Emmanuelle, a multifaceted French artist, was born in the City of Light, Paris. Her early life was marked by a remarkable ballet achievement, earning her a first prize, which led to a career in modeling and television presenting on French television. Subsequently, she pursued formal education at the Rick Odums Performing Arts Institute, where she honed her skills as a young jazz ballet dancer, ultimately graduating with a postgraduate degree in jazz dance teaching.
In tandem with her dance endeavors, Emmanuelle embarked on an acting journey in Paris under the guidance of esteemed instructors Steve Kalfa, Philippe Peyran-Lacroix, and Sally Micaleff. She further refined her craft at The Actor Centre in London, studying with Jordan Beswick and Batsheeba Garnett.
Throughout her illustrious career, Emmanuelle has performed in various stage productions, including the iconic musicals "Fame," "Mamma Mia," "1789 Les Amants de la Bastille," and "Emilie Jolie." Her repertoire also includes the plays "La Bombe," which she performed for multiple seasons, and "L'Adieu à la Scène" at the prestigious Festival d'Avignon.
Television has also been a significant platform for Emmanuelle, who has appeared on the popular French show "Cocktail de Filles" on TF1 and played the recurring role of Krystel in the hit series "Chante!" on France 2 for three seasons. Her film credits include "A Cheerleader Can Hide an Other" by Lola Doillon, which premiered at the Quinzaine des Réalisateurs in Cannes, and the 2014 release "Allies," directed by Dominic Burns, alongside Julian Ovenden and Chris Reilly.
In recent years, Emmanuelle has continued to expand her repertoire, taking on roles in the UK and US hit comedy "Catastrophe," the BBC's "Eastenders," and the Starz and OCS production "The White Princess," in which she portrayed Mary of Burgundy.
